I am building a new AM2 system, so I am now selling my old system. I am looking for around 320 shipped for it ALL, or I can part out. Only trades considered will be X2 AM2 CPU's, and/ or an ASUS Crossfire mainboard. Anyways, here is what I have.
eVGA NF41 SLI Mainboard: This is one of the top Socket 939 motherboards that you can buy. It has fantastic overclocking features (I had the CPU in this setup at 2.62 Ghz stable), and has some fantastic gamer grade features, such as a POST LED indicator, onboard power and reset buttons, and 3x PCI-E slots. Will sell separate for 70 shipped OBO.
AMD Athlon 64 3500+ Venice Core CPU: Venice cores are known for their overclocking potential, and this one is no different. I had it at 2.62 stable, but had to drop it down because temps got too high. In great condition, IHS still intact. It has been overclocked, but it has not seen any death runs or anything of that sort, and has never gone about 55C at load.
1gb (2x 512mb) Cosair Valueselect RAM: Although the title would lead you to believe these are typical "value" chips, I would have to disagree. Although they are priced competitively, they perform great at stock settings. I do not know much about RAM, so I did not overclock these modules (ran a divider), but from what I have read, they overclock quite well.
Thermaltake Ruby Orb CPU cooler: I won this in a contest, and it just came in the mail today, so it is brand spanking new. Looks great, with a wicked design, red annodizing, and red led's. The 120mm fan spins at a whisper silent 17db, and is even quieter than my Antec fans are. Looks great, and cools fairly well, and is BIG. not a problem for this motherboard though, the RAM modules are not in the way of it, and there are no heatsinks to contend with.
120 and 80 GB HD: Nothing special, just a Seagate Spinpoint 80gb, and a WD Caviar 120. Both are very quiet, and work great. I have been running vista on the 120, and XP on the 80, and they are working fabulously. I will be formatting them before selling them, although I can install a copy of Ubuntu 6.10 on one of the hard drives (or both) if a buyer is interested.
Master Power 520 Watt Modular PSU: Has plenty of wattage, is whisper quiet, and has killer looks, but unfortunately is a little lacking on the 12v rail. Should be fine for most cards, has handled my X1900 AIW and 7900GT just fine, but your results may vary. Gunmetal case, and blue lights make it look pretty hot too.
Well, that is about it. All you need to do is put the gear in your case and drop your graphics card in it, and you have a ready to rock gaming machine! I have spent about 900 dollars on this setup since last July, and I only want around 300 dollars for it. I am not QUITE ready to sell yet, I want to wait until I build my new system (within the next few weeks), but I wanted to get interest going. If you want to know more, you can contact me on AIM at dexaroni, or email/ PM me. I will reply as soon as I can.
Thanks for your interest, and I hope to hear from you soon.
PS, here is a PIC of the system, taken just about ten minutes ago. Please excuse the crappy quality, I can't say I have spent as much money on my camera as I have on this PC.
Gaming system for sale. 
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